Useful but non-validating attributes for forms.

"It turned out that the buttons that looked the same in iOS Safari as in the desktop browsers all had a background gradient. For some reason, applying a background gradient makes iOS for Safari drop its native styling of buttons and apply all of the CSS properties you have specified instead of just a few of them."

"Platform-specific considerations for web content in Safari on iPhone OS devices, with specific information for iPad."

"A standard specification currently being developed to display 3D graphics on web browsers. It enables hardware-accelerated rich 3D graphics in web pages without the need for special browser plug-ins, on any platform supporting OpenGL or OpenGL ES. Technically it is a binding for JavaScript to native OpenGL ES 2.0 implementation, to be built in to browsers." Blimey. It's running in Firefox and Webkit nightlies, apparently.

"Apple is not evil. iPhone developers are stupid. Their problems with the App Store approval process are entirely their own fault and they deserve no commiseration." Rather extreme viewpoint from PPK (with some merit, though).

Good and bad things about the WebKit within an iPhone app.

"All 10 mobile WebKits I’ve identified so far are subtly or wildly different." Bugger.

Looks cool. Wish I could be bothered to install the Webkit nightly so I could see it in context.

"User Interface (UI) Library for Safari development on iPhone"

Handy for page flip stuff, but doesn't seem to send the correct user agent.

"These special versions of Safari use the original Web Kit framework that came with them, bundled inside the application. They will mimic original Safari rendering and javascript behaviours."

"Safari also suffers from [FOUC]"

"Two services: a Safari screenshots generator (free) and a testing system based on VNC (paid)."

Featuring the "rendering engine used in popular Macintosh web browsers Safari and Shiira". Could be useful for testing...?

"These special versions of Safari use the original Web Kit framework that came with them, bundled inside the application. They will mimic original Safari rendering and javascript behaviours."

"One area of Web design that is going to become more important in the coming years is high DPI."

"A small script that inspired me to do something I wanted for some time now: run two different versions of Safari simultaneously on the same computer. This has now been achieved, and this is how you can do the same."

Curse you, Safari. "[...] the browser must support decimal values for widths. Safari (1.2.2) does not, instead calculating the pixel width value from the truncated width-as-integer value."